Last week AGCO hosted the Minnesota leg of its second annual summer U.S. Corn Belt Crop Tour at Nelson Farm, a corn and soybean operation on the outskirts of Hanska, MN, which is about an hour southeast of the...

Here at PrecisionAg® Professional we’re all about the numbers. And taking a look back at the numbers, it appears that many of you thoroughly enjoyed June's featured Listicle, the “Top 10 Most Intriguing Technologies in Agriculture,” making it the top viewed...

Region, in red, infested with resistant weeds in Brazil (Embrapa, 2015). The occurrence of weeds in agricultural fields of grain and fiber production has caused losses to farmers for a long time. With the introduction of...

When considering whether to integrate cover crops and interseeding in a farming or consulting strategy, there are three key steps that may help farmers and their trusted advisors in this process. As growers continue to search for...

Here at PrecisionAg® Professional we're all about the numbers. And taking a look back at the numbers, it appears that many of you thoroughly enjoyed last month's featured Listicle, the "Top 10 Most Intriguing Technologies in Agriculture," making it the top...

In the 2016/2017 harvest, the Mato Grossense Institute of Economics (IMEA) estimated that the largest soybean state in Brazil will reach the historic mark of 49 bushels per acre. While it has been a good year for rain in...

Today, The Climate Corporation, a division of Monsanto Company, announced that farmers have mapped more than 75 million row crop acres in their digital agriculture platform, up from 50 million acres in 2014. This significant acre adoption represents nearly...

This year, users of insectforecast.com will be able to monitor soybean aphids, a pest that can significantly damage a crop and reduce yield if not dealt with effectively.

In 2012 the PrecisionAg Insititute, with the cooperation of the American Soybean Association, conducted a study of return on investment (ROI) gained with precision agriculture technology by America's soybean growers. A summary report of these results, published in the...

Soybean growers are rapidly adopting precision technologies because they make their farming operations cost less, allowing them greater profit. This is clear result of a recent survey of soybean growers conducted by the PrecisionAg Institute in cooperation with the American...

Research of farmer return on investment designed to uncover the value of precision ag tools in soybean production systems.

Why did you first start using precision agriculture technology? We thought we could do a little better job of farming — maybe get a more even spread when using chemicals and fertilizers. We were reading about the technology...